GENETIC INFLUENCES AFFECTING NATURAL CYTOTOXIC (NC) CELLS IN MICE11This work was supported by grants CA-08748, CA-15988, and CA-17818 of the National Institutes of Health and Grant IM-188 from the American Cancer Society.

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